I have heard some people say that flipping high-end (ITM Millenium) stems is wrong. I cannot see a
structural reason, only a cosmetic one. Can the group enlighten me?
Kevin Saunders [email hidden]
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Flipping handlebar stems
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"Ben Dover" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I have heard some people say that flipping high-end (ITM Millenium) stems
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wrong. I cannot see a structural reason, only a cosmetic one. Can the
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enlighten me?
No functional reason not to. Sometimes the lettering will be upside down, probably on purpose so
they have potential for another stem sale.--
Andrew Muzi yellowjersey.orgyellowjersey.orgOpen ↗ Open every day since 1 April 1971 -
Check with the manufacturer of the stem. Most can be flipped, but I believe that one (or more) of
the Deda stems are not supposed to be flipped. I e-mailed Thomson before I flipped their +5° and
they said no problem. -Keith
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